1998 Polaris Xlt Limited Xtra 12 Rear Suspension Torsion Springs on 2040-parts.com
Manteno, Illinois, US
Good torsion springs from a 1998 Polaris xlt limited with a xtra 12 rear suspension. Light surface rust. Might fit other years and models, Check with your dealer for proper fitment.
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